retrospectively

According to section 4 of the order, the law was passed retrospectively.

I try very hard to describe the past on its own terms and not retrospectively.

He does so not by writing a retrospectively objective history.

Using this data, the following records can be retrospectively produced.

Generally you will not be able to do this retrospectively, so it's important to try to get it right first time.

We then search retrospectively for evidence of possible environmental associations.

History has to judge that retrospectively and decide whether or not it was true.

I think "retrospectively" is a word that ought to be used more often.

Retrospectively, these patients will often report some difficulty in their medical or educational history.

Thus I can only retrospectively speak about the time that led me to this concept.

"That's unfair to go back retrospectively to pick out individual cases."

This equipment was retrospectively fitted to earlier members of the class.

Used as a term to retrospectively apply to an earlier generation of technology.

Bodies such as the memory council use the term retrospectively.

To do so would put us at risk of retrospectively participating in their torture and death.

First of all, I agreed not to discuss the negotiations retrospectively.

Grants are available for developments such as this and can be used retrospectively.

The 1909-1915 races were retrospectively added to the championship in 1926.

It has been retrospectively considered a classic episode of the series.

It has often been retrospectively described as a concept album.

This stratum is now known retrospectively as "the old middle class."

It was only retrospectively that I realized what he meant."

But it would have much more difficulty in applying those new rules retrospectively.

Later though, the album would be retrospectively well received by fans and critics.

The toasts are retrospectively considered to have an important political meaning.